Congratulations to our Director Ben Kirtman!

Check out our pre-print! We found that sediments collected near the Port of Miami were more detrimental to coral larvae than reef sediments.

“You look at these seasonal outlooks and such that are influenced by El Niño, and it might shift the odds to a 60% chance of heavy rains as opposed to the average, which might be a 33% chance,” Emily Becker, Assoc. Dir. ⁦CIMASRosenstiel. Read more 👇 journalistsresource.org/environment/el…

“The findings underscore the importance of local monitoring to understand how ocean acidification is impacting our region and to identify potential acidification hotspots and refugia,” said Ana Palacio-Castro, lead author. Ana Palacio

We concluded our #Climate Café 2023 series with an all-star panel of experts: Brian McNoldy CIMASRosenstiel Ben Kirtman, FIU Institute of Environment Tiffany Troxler University of Miami Climate Resilience Academy @berkmic, moderated by WLRN Public Media Tom Hudson. Link to video: youtu.be/MAL7WN7WkWw

A groundbreaking new study led by scientists at NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Lab and CIMASRosenstiel was highlighted as a Research Spotlight after over a decade of examining the impacts of global ocean acidification on the Florida Coral Reef. To learn more, click here: aoml.noaa.gov/study-demonstr…

Congratulations to the entire Hurricane Ian Uncrewed Aircraft System Team for winning the Department of Commerce Gold Medal Award. The team included scientists, pilots, crew, engineers, and staff from @noaa_aoml, CIMASRosenstiel , Embry-Riddle Univ , NOAA Marine/Aviation, and Anduril Industries

Good morning NOLA! My first conference since COVID and I’m excited to meet nextgen ocean scientists and talk science writing, publishing AGU (American Geophysical Union) JGR Oceans, self expression, inclusion, jobs University of Miami Rosenstiel School ( I’m recruiting postdocs!) and of course boundary currents. Bring it on!

Postdoc job in Beal Lab University of Miami Rosenstiel School investigating Gulf Stream carbon and nutrient fluxes. Passionate about understanding the ocean? Looking for inclusive and safe experiences at sea? careers.miami.edu/us/en/search-r… Black in Marine Science AGQ MPOWIR

We are looking for. Lecturer in the area of Marine Invertebrate Biology and Evolution nam10.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

“In some locations, about 20% of those populations survived,” ⁦Ana Palacio⁩ said of restored corals. “We’re concentrating our hope on why those corals survived and what they can tell us about resistance and how corals can be more resilient.” ⁦ nbcnews.com/science/enviro…

Study published today in Nature Geoscience led by CIMASRosenstiel NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Lab AWI Media shows that a critical piece of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation #amoc in the North Atlantic has weakened by about 12% over the past two decades. Read more:bit.ly/448qIMr

Prof. Ben Kirtman, holder of many titles, including director of CIMASRosenstiel will be a keynote speaker for the Graduate degree ceremony on May 9, 10am. 🎓🎊

Updated C3S climate model mean continues to paint a favorable picture for Atlantic TC activity this summer, with a favorable Atlantic +AMO and La Niña developing. This leads to rising motion focused in the Atlantic, as evidenced by lower MSLP and enhanced rainfall.

Interesting potential spin up in the SW Atlantic next week. Some slight easterly shear but there is a solid outflow channel. Dry air in the environment will be a big limiter, and probably keep the system small too. Waters are warm enough, although cooler than further South.

On behalf of all my friends at NHC, NOAA, and the whole weather enterprise, I would like to point out the accuracy of this 5 day forecast. ⁦University of Miami Rosenstiel School⁩ ⁦National Hurricane Center⁩ ⁦HRD/AOML/NOAA⁩

Still not a ton of model signal for the wave in the Central Atlantic. This run of the Euro basically dropped development because it has slower development and less convection, and a stronger ridge pushes the system into the islands and a less favorable Caribbean.

#umiami hurricane hunters are leading the way in weather tracking by venturing into the heart of storms to collect data that helps emergency managers prepare for their impacts. bit.ly/4dM4C6N CIMASRosenstiel University of Miami Rosenstiel School

#umiami professor Jennifer Jacquet is at the forefront of efforts to protect the OCTOPUS Act, a federal law aimed at banning commercial octopus farming in the U.S. Learn more: bit.ly/4dS4zWK University of Miami Rosenstiel School

Hurricane hunters, the true storm chasers. CIMASRosenstiel and many of our University of Miami Alumni Association support the HRD/AOML/NOAA research flights and mission to protect lives and property. 🌀 news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/sto…